In the African steppes, lions are the “kings” on the steppes, and are therefore called the “kings of the steppes” and the “first brother of the steppe”. In fact, lions are able to sit on the throne of the First Brother, the most important of which, in addition to their own strong fighting power, is that they are community animals. With the exception of the few stray lions on the prairie, lions tend to live in groups and there is a “Lion King” among each lion's group, while all but the “Lion King” is male are composed of female lions.
Although the hunting of the lions is done by the lioness, this does not mean that the fighting power of the lions is degraded. On the contrary, the lions are responsible for the preservation of their territory, and whenever they meet them, they will always be the lions ahead.
Lions are strong and are good at team fighting, so there are not many animals that can be described as “hostiles” — big animals like elephants, hippos, rhinoceros — and they are generally well-welled.
However, there is an animal in the prairie that is constantly harassing and even attacking lions, i.e. hyenas with the name of Africa II.
The hyenas and lions are predators, and they are all community animals. There are several reasons why the hyenas are the “hostile enemies” of lions.
First, hyenas often take prey from single lions and, apart from prey, the safety of single lions themselves is threatened.
Second, in order to reduce “natural enemies” to the greatest possible extent for their descendants, hyenas often go out into the lion's territory and hunt small lions.
Thus, the vendetta between lions and hyenas can be described as “unsatisfied”.
The hyenas are also selective in their prey. In general, hyenas only take the prey of a single lion, which is much less fighting than a lion.
Moreover, the success rate of the hyenas in capturing single lion prey is quite high, and the lioness generally escape with no help.
So, what if a dozen hyenas took the lion's prey? In recent days, a wildlife expert from abroad had just taken the picture.
In this picture, a stray lion had to hunt down a prey. At this time, the herds of hyenas, which had already been assembled far away, moved, to repeat themselves while the lions had just been hunted and had not recovered their strength.
A dozen hyenas ran for the lion, and the hyenas worked very well together. They quickly surrounded the lions. The lions, of course, were not the troublesome ones, but when they saw the group of “hostile enemies”, they ran to the herd without saying anything.
The hyenas fled. They thought it was over. But the runaway hyenas were once again assembled, and they were about to change their tactics.
This time, the hyenas stopped being “obscenity”, and they went straight for the lions, and several hyenas dressed in front to draw the lion's attention, and they only pulled their butts in the back.
This tactic quickly came into effect, and the lions began to struggle, and the bites in the back were pulling their anus, turning around, and the ones ahead were pulling their anus.
Under the mad bites of the hyenas, the lion sits on the floor with his ass and then sits back. I didn't know the lions could be forced to do that.
But it was clear that the lions sat on the ground with much less flexibility, and faced the mad torn bites of dozens of hyenas, the lion finally gave up, stood up and ran away with its prey.
I didn't know the lions couldn't beat that pack of hyenas. No wonder the hyena's little size is called Africa II.
What do you think about this?